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Police Captain Todd Zettlemoyer will serve as Sugar Land's interim animal services manager as the city seeks a permanent replacement. (Courtesy city of Sugar Land)
Sugar Land | Missouri City

Sugar Land names interim animal services manager, reopens shelter intake program

By Aubrey Vogel

Police Captain Todd Zettlemoyer, who oversaw the special operations division, will act as the interim animal services manager as the city searches for a permanent replacement for the role, officials announced in a March 26 news release

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